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When a Case Cries Out for Justice
Kevin Glasheen takes on Cargill, railroads and the Lone Star State
The Social Worker in Angeline Lindley Bain
Bringing collaboration and reasonableness to divorce law
Dallas Maverick
Gayla Crain wanted to work at a new kind of law firm, so she went and helped build it
Defending Big Oil
Environmental litigator Rick Faulk sticks to the facts
Tough as Nails
That’s Linda L. Addison, the daughter of Holocaust survivors and current leader at Fulbright & Jaworski
Getting Around the Normal Armor Involved in Litigation
Mark Mueller adds Eastern thinking to the Western practice of law
Five Days in Thailand
What Mike Gruber learned about life and law from volunteering with Habitat for Humanity
Family Guy
Richard Orsinger of McCurley Orsinger McCurley Nelson & Downing talks about designing CLE presentations, the genius of Bruce Bowen and just how long it takes for a divorce to stop hurting
The Star-Studded Career of R. Terrance Rader
Meet the attorney who trademarked the KISS faces and patented Neil Young’s model-train control—and hadn’t even planned to go into law
Sue Ellen Eisenberg: Writing History
She helped level the playing field for women and minorities
Whistler’s Lawyer
Qui tam lawyer David Haron helps clients come forward
The Ride of a Lifetime
Through nearly four decades of litigation, Jon Muth says it’s the people along the way who count
True Blue
Roger Wilson helps revitalize the Blue Cross and Blue Shield brand
Mark H. Jackson’s Second Client Is the First Amendment
His first is Dow Jones
We Can Hear Him Now
Verizon’s Randy Milch wins approval from the FCC to open up America’s long-distance telephone lines
The Reviews Are In
Laurence Wilson guides Yelp through its early twists and turns
A Simpatico with the Underdog
Stephen R. Coffey earned his stripes in the Albany District Attorney’s Office before he was recruited to O’Connell & Aronowitz as the firm’s first and only trial lawyer. Three decades later, the criminal defense attorney and personal injury litigator is a senior partner at the firm, and has learned along the way that money isn’t everything, luck is crucial, and fallibility is just part of human nature.
Marsh Halberg’s Equal Protection
Criminal defense lawyer Marsh Halberg gives all clients his best, even the questionable ones, so he can stay sharp for the innocents